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First it should be mentioned that this picture was referenced from an awesome idea sythefox had. www.furaffinity.net/view/11586…. The art also was done by the talented Einom . Really pleased with how it turned out.

You know how people like to chase Tornado's for a living. fredwasmer.com/w3304-934a-78..… . Imagine instead of tornado's your chasing giants!!! Someone needs to learn the secrets behind their growth. Causalities from their growth alone can be devastating especially in a highly populated area. The following is just a short story entirely made up of dialogue. A chaser follows a recently grown macro and reports it in to home base.

Pa Gator to Central : I have eye's on the target. Subject 41 is a female possum between the age of 20 to 25. Her height I would estimate is 400. No longer a newborn but walking upright. Based on the timing surrounding her first sighting in the city I would say it took her 15 minutes to learn how to walk. That beats out Subject 40's time by 3 minutes and 12 seconds.

New Guy : Wait why do you always call them Newborns? Seems a bit silly to be calling giant people babies don't you think?

Pa Gator to Central : Tell that smart mouth to stay off official channels while chasing is underway. And WE call them Newborns because after they grow their unable to walk for the first few minutes like a newborn. Their minds are playing catch up. Trying to adjust to all the new changes. Happy?

New Guy : Yep!

Pa Gator to Central : Good. Now back to our jobs. Subject seems to be in shock. She's been wondering around ever since exiting the city. Even the jets roaring past her head don't seem to bother her. Still I wouldn't recommend flying too close like that. Ears are usually really sensitive to sound for the first hour are so. He! Its a shame the Air Force banned the use of drones when an emergency has been declared. Would make chasing a lot easier.

Central to Pa : Sorry to interrupt but we got a hit on M-chaser.com.

Pa Gator to Central : Lets hear it. Suns starting to cook me like a thin fried catfish.

Central to Pa : Her name is Alison Long.

Pa Gator to Central : Come again?

Central to Pa : I know what your thinking. Long is rather ironic. But its legit. We had our usual trolls but the name matched up with a Twitter account.

New Guy : So how does knowing her name help?

Pa Gator to Central : Boy I swear I'll kick your teeth in so hard if you don't get off my....

Central : Hold it!

Pa Gator : What?

Central : I'm looking at her twitter postings. Her last posting was 8 minutes before her growth-spurt. There's a picture of an Otter woman and a male Tiger standing on each side of her smiling with a coffee shop in the background. And it was full.

New Guy : Geez! That means... all those people....her friends... they.

Pa Gator :There's nothing we can do for them now. All we can do is focus on finding a way to prevent similar incidents like this from.... hold up! She's stopped.

End?

Characters in the story and picture belong to me.

Thank you again to sythefox for letting me reference his work.

Description
First it should be mentioned that this picture was referenced from an awesome idea sythefox had. www.furaffinity.net/view/11586…. The art also was done by the talented Einom . Really pleased with how it turned out.

You know how people like to chase Tornado's for a living. fredwasmer.com/w3304-934a-78..… . Imagine instead of tornado's your chasing giants!!! Someone needs to learn the secrets behind their growth. Causalities from their growth alone can be devastating especially in a highly populated area. The following is just a short story entirely made up of dialogue. A chaser follows a recently grown macro and reports it in to home base.

Pa Gator to Central : I have eye's on the target. Subject 41 is a female possum between the age of 20 to 25. Her height I would estimate is 400. No longer a newborn but walking upright. Based on the timing surrounding her first sighting in the city I would say it took her 15 minutes to learn how to walk. That beats out Subject 40's time by 3 minutes and 12 seconds.

New Guy : Wait why do you always call them Newborns? Seems a bit silly to be calling giant people babies don't you think?

Pa Gator to Central : Tell that smart mouth to stay off official channels while chasing is underway. And WE call them Newborns because after they grow their unable to walk for the first few minutes like a newborn. Their minds are playing catch up. Trying to adjust to all the new changes. Happy?

New Guy : Yep!

Pa Gator to Central : Good. Now back to our jobs. Subject seems to be in shock. She's been wondering around ever since exiting the city. Even the jets roaring past her head don't seem to bother her. Still I wouldn't recommend flying too close like that. Ears are usually really sensitive to sound for the first hour are so. He! Its a shame the Air Force banned the use of drones when an emergency has been declared. Would make chasing a lot easier.

Central to Pa : Sorry to interrupt but we got a hit on M-chaser.com.

Pa Gator to Central : Lets hear it. Suns starting to cook me like a thin fried catfish.

Central to Pa : Her name is Alison Long.

Pa Gator to Central : Come again?

Central to Pa : I know what your thinking. Long is rather ironic. But its legit. We had our usual trolls but the name matched up with a Twitter account.

New Guy : So how does knowing her name help?

Pa Gator to Central : Boy I swear I'll kick your teeth in so hard if you don't get off my....

Central : Hold it!

Pa Gator : What?

Central : I'm looking at her twitter postings. Her last posting was 8 minutes before her growth-spurt. There's a picture of an Otter woman and a male Tiger standing on each side of her smiling with a coffee shop in the background. And it was full.

New Guy : Geez! That means... all those people....her friends... they.

Pa Gator :There's nothing we can do for them now. All we can do is focus on finding a way to prevent similar incidents like this from.... hold up! She's stopped.

End?

Characters in the story and picture belong to me.

Thank you again to sythefox for letting me reference his work.